Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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SPEAKING . . . HEARING .. Smiling Goehringer leads the top row of the top picture. In line with her are Kwitz, Kwolek, H, Levin, S. ke and Lichtsinn Levin, Lew , , ' h Squatting Mildred Howard is at t e 'ff Koetteritz, left of squatters Ili , Kolpin, and Kristoff, Buege, Fallowes, e Ganser. .WRI Squinting lean Andree sits F hlberg, Foster, next to TING. . . THINK ING. . .GERMAN . . , and Zacher Herb Wilhelm, Williams are in the top row. To the extreme right in a group of three are Van Drunen, Warman, and Warner. Sosin is to the left holding up the building and Vanderhere sit at his feet. Long- enecker, Marnecke, Mann, Morris, 'dent Sohl sit Rose, Roth, and pres: on the lowest step, Bob Williams does a solo g a-la-canon. Page One Hundred Eighieen oose-step DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN . .

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THROUGH A MAGNIFYING GLASS . . . BIOLOGY CLUB . . BIOLOGY CLUB Dennert, Cody, Bunger, president jewett, lohnson, Hepp, and Gavor- chin are in front ..., Abramson and Andree standing are next to Dillon, Borowiak, Gorem, jennings. Blaemire, Dankovis, juergens, Con- away, and Camp all sitting on the wall ..,. Standing behind are Hess, Beer, Hulett, and Chintis Cody takes a microscopic look at insect-life and Dennert and Corem take notes on her observations On the extreme left is Hartzler with Smith, Seaney, above her ,... Kochery is perched on the urn with Kicho, RePinec, and Mulholland coming next . . . . Behind and in line are Towle, Kaplan, Von O'Sinski, Lucas, Volz, Parker, Shelffele with Grzywacz, Schul- des, Morton, Nagy, Klusmier, Strong . . . . Mills, Adams, Nicholson, Redd, Kolpin, and Koykkar ..., Cage One Hundred Seventeen AElH.L bl OO'l TLV El:l

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B LU C NCH FRE HAVE EY TH NCE FRA LSIN PA -l m D U P Z 0 m 6 O O 5 m m in 0 FU D U w O O W m D O 1' 4 m -l I m uw m I Z 0 C Ui -l uw Top: The Frenchies who were stood up are Mullen, Murphy, Nicholson, president, Porter, F. Robinson, j. Robinson, Roche, Savola, Schurgers, Sillery, Tillman, and Van cle Vort, but Cirzywacz, Hudson, Hulett, johnson, Kaun, Longenecker, Mauck, and Morrison make use of the bench. In the lower picture, Chartier, Church, Clayton, Clippinger, Croak, Dickinson, Dremonas, Evans, Frantz, Gregory, and F. Cromaire use the old stone bench as a leaning post, while Gaffney and W. Cromaire sit at the feet of Armstrong, Borman, D. Carlson, E. Carlson, and A. Chapman.